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A Reply In the Rev. j. II. sikes.

Reply t0 me Kew. j. H. stkes.
To the Editor of tho Appeal;
In the APPEAL of June 9th is q
lengthy extract from the pamphlet
of the Rev. j. II. Skies, entitled
Pen Picture of Prohibition and
Probibitiopists." Since the prefix
Reverend" is apt to give undue
weight to the opinions of a writer
among the unthinkiDg, and since in
the article under discussion the
chapters and verses only are given
without the words OF the various
texts, the plausible article is doubly
dangerous. Few readers have the
time or inclination TO examine the
numerous quotations given, aud this
is exemplified by the fact that the
APPEAL indorses the article editOri.
ally, and whatever that great daily s
opinions on the subject may be it
cannot afford to indorse a fallacious
argument
Viewed in this light, an examina.
ton of the article may be considered
apropOs. To begin with, Mr.. Skies
apparently makes a diligent search
of the Scriptures to ascertain the
truth, and claims to be inspired
under his ordination VOWS with an
ardent desire to follow the example
OF his Master. To this end he cites
number of texts from the Old Tes-
lament to prove, first, that the wine
OF the Bible was intoxicating; sec
end, that they were in general and
constant use among the people of all
elias ses; third, that their use as bev-
eraees was frequently spoken of I'm
the most favorable terms"
The first proposition, in so far as
the Old Testament is concerned, is
conceded. As to the following prop
ostions, | will give the words, or
matter, of the texts he quotes and let
the reader see if the language will
bear the construction he places on it:
Genesis, 9;2l, 25-Gives the ac-
count of Ncsh's drunkenness, when
his sons covered his nakedness,
Genesis, 1882, S-Coutains the
account of Lots drunkenness and his
incestuous intercourse with his
daughters.
| Samuel, l:l4, l5-The sorrow
ing Hannah, her grief mistaken for
drunkenness, is chided by Eli, who
abjures her ITO put away thy wine
from thee"
Samuel, 25;37-This quotation is
equally unfortunate, since the drunk
euness Of Nabal is rebuked by his
death.
III Samuel, 13;25-Again, here we
find that the drunkenness of Amnon
is taken advantage OF by Absalom as
a fitting time to slsy him.
Hester, l.l0-The drunkenness OF
King Ahasuerus causes him TO di-
vorce his modest Queen Yashti, who
refused to exhibit herself at the de-
bauch of him and his dissipated
oourtiers.
Prov. 20:1-"Wine is a mocker,
strong drink is raging, and whose is
deceived thereby is not wise"
Prov. 1870, 2l--" Be not among
-
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RlCHEL'S PREMONITION.
LJGOUVE's RELATION or A MEN.
ORABLE PERFORMANCE.
While Playing Ldrienne the Great
Actress Was Told That Her
Days WOuld Be short.

Legouve, who, with Scribe, wrote
"AdrieHne Lecouvreur, devotes a
chapter of his "reminiscences, recent
ly published in Paris, to an anecdote
Of the great Rachel, who created the
role OF Adrienne, in which we have
seen 10 this country Madame Mod
jeska and Sarah Bernhardt. 1t ap-
pears that Rachel, who was always
capricious, refused at first to play
the part, and then suddenly changed
her mind. A short time before the
piece was produced, the theater had
been closed for a night to permit an
evening rehearsal. Scribe, engaged
at the Opera, was not present. The
first four acts had been gotten
through with by IL o clock, and every
one had left the theater except Mile.
Rachel and NM. Regrier, Mallard
and Legouve. Suddenly, Rachel
turned to the latter aud said:
1--WE are in possession of the
house, suppose we try the fifth act
that we have never yet rehearsed. i
have been studying it alone the past
three days and would like to have
you see the result"
ave went down on the stage,
continued M. Legouve. mo more
gas, no more footlights, the little ira
ditional lamp by the prompt box
where there was no longer any
prompter, affording the only illumi-
nation. For audience there was only
the fireman asleep on the chair and j
seated in the orchestra.
From the first syllable something
in the tones of Rachel's voice touch
ed me strangely | had never seen
her SO natural, SO unaffected, so over
poweringly tragic. The reflection Of
the smoky little lamp made her face
seem frightfully livid, and the empti,
ness of the house gave her voice q
strange sonOrousness. The effect
was NEST peculiar.
THE act over, we went back to the
foyer. AS we passed before mir.
ror l was struck by my own pallor
and still more so by that of M. Reg
nier and NJ. Maillard. AS to Rachel
silent, seated by herself and prey
by nervous shuddcrs, she was busy
wiping her eyes. | went up to her
aud as my sole eulogium directed hel
attention to the evident emotion OF
my companions. Then, taking her
hand, | said.
"'My dear friend, you will never
play the fifth act as you have played
it tonight
81 think so too, and do you know
whyt,
Eyes, l know; because there was
no one to applaud you; you were not
thinking of the effect, and thus you
became, to yourself, the unfortunate
Adrienne dying in the arms Of her
two friends
"She remained silent a moment
and then replied:
"You are wrong. l had a much
stranger experience. 1t was not fol-
Adrienne | was weeping, it was fol-
myself. Something suddenly told
me that | should die young-youne
like her. | seemed to be in my own
room, my last hour had come and ]
was present at my own demise
When | had to say "Adieu, triumphs
of the stagel Adieu, intoxications
Of an art | have so loved" those
were real tears you saw me shed. ]
was dwelling despairinely on the re-
Election that time would efface my
talent and that soon nothing would
remain of what was once Rachel. "
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THE PHANTOM Lutte.

VENICE, 16-.
A lover sinRinRa serenade
Unto an air divineli played
Stands where shadows are deepest laid,
So rspt he is-so wrought wi love
For the lad listening just above,
That nothing he hears. The ripping shove
OF gondola oars that rise and DIP
The wa h of edd es hat bac kward slip,
Send no pall)r TO check or lip.
Sudden he tOps-a blew la groan =
A splashing Of ars, ar d 4 la Q ,dowu- thrown,
Floats on toe shuddering waves alone.
Floats and 1oats-and forever shall,
A spirit haunting the old anal
Humming the ghost of ma Irigal.
thar es II. LUders, iR Halo, Nv FdnCD
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MAE.A.LIN Gao be taken by the
youngest child and the Oldest person
with impunity. Sold at Heister's.
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success Of the Wonderful Headache
Specific, Coca Cola.
Ask your neighbor what cured his
sick headache, and he will tell YOU
Coca Cola, for it has cured over fifty
cases, and never failed in a single in
stance. This wonderful Nerve Tonic
we draw from our Soda Fount, spark
ling ice cold. HHIsTER.
Sulasrvhhs tar ithe. "ADDNaI'
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africa, Iquequs and Valparaiso are
overloaded with merchandise destined
for Callao and other Peruvian ports
brought out from Earops and block
aded by reason OF the inter.
diction. The health OF Lima and Cal.
lao Is excellent. Flour is begin.
ing to run short, aud the loayes Of
bread are turned out about half the
former size, but the cargo of wheat
aud -four ordered from San Francisco
should arrive within a fortnight, and
the municipality will then commence
baking on q large scale. All other
articles of food are plentiful, bat are
continually rising in price. Poverty
Is increasing, owing to the few oppor-
tunities offering for work, and suicides
are becoming the order Of the day.
Last week twoloccurred, which were
caused by desperation. The church
has issued an order forbiddipg the in.
termeAt of the bodies of suicides in
eonsecrated ground.
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CABLEGRAMS.

BERLIN, Nay 2.-Itis officially stat
ed that Germany has no intention of
proclsiming a state of siegs in Alsace-
Lorraine.
ROME, May g. Gen. Sa'etta, the new
Italian commander at Massowah, has
proclaimed a state of war in Massowah
and its dependencies.
LONDON, May To-day is the rsgu-
lar semi annual settling day at the
Bank OF Eoglsnd aud is therefore a
holiday at the Stock Exchange.
PARIS, May I'm. Calvinhae (Radi.
Cal has been elected to the Chamber
of Deputies from Toulouse by a major
ity Of 1000, over the Conservative can
didate.
BERLIN, May Franz Lenbach,
the famous German portrait painter,
has been betrothed at Rome to the
Countess Msgdslena Won Moltke, a
distant relative of Marshal Won
Mol ke.
VIENNA, May 2.-The Emperor has
presented Cardinal Vannutelli, who is
about to retire from the Pspal Nun
ciste at Vienna, with the decoration Of
the Grand Cross of st. Stephen, Of
Hungary.
sUAKIM. May 2.-Dsserters report
that the Hadendowa Arabs, assisted
by other friendly tribes, have die
lodged the Soudanese rebels from Kas-
ssla, and have captured Osmsn Digna
and Abu Girga.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
THE TOwBOAT J. @. RIsHEB, OF
PITTSBURG, PA,
Shattered by an ExpiOsfOn-Ono
Man Killed and Two Others
Seriously Injured.

PITTsBURa, Pa, May 1.-The main
steampipe on the towhoat j. O. Fisher
exploded a few minutes before 4
O'Clock this morning with terrific force,
shattering the vessel, killing one man
instantly aud fatally injuring two
more. The boat was lying at the
Woods Run landing, short distance
below Allegheny City, at the time and
was preparing to take feet of coal
down the river. A deck hand named
Hsy yes, who WAS standing in the cabin
just over the boiler room, was blown
through the cabin roof and instantly
killed. Engineer James Campbell and
the fireman, whose name could not be
learned, were terribly scslded and can
not recover. The balance of the crew
escaped unhuIt. Hayes's body was
literally torn TO fragments and scat
tered in all directions. Hardly enough
remains for the coroner to hold an in
quest on. 1he cause Of the explosion
Is not yet known. The loss will prob
ably not reach $4,000. The fireman's
name was Edward Durgau, OF Psrkers-
burg, w. Va Campbell and Hayes
resided in this vicinity. Rshsr & Co.
claim that the damage to the boat is
small.
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FRANCE.
scHNARBELs WILL NOT ACCEPT THE DIA-
MoND CROSS.

BCHNAEBELs WILL NOT ACCEPT THE DIA-
MoND CROSS.
PARIS, May IN, Schnsebels has
given notice that be will refuse to &C
cept the diamond cross which it was
proposed to give him, and the dona.
tions which have been mads toward
the purchase have been given to the
Alsace- Lorraine Society.
soHNAEBEs WILL BE RETIRED WITH A
PENSION.
PARIS, May IN. Schnsebels's
leave of absence from the Office Of
commissary at Pagny.eur-Moselle has
been extended two months. At the
end of his leave he will be entitled to
retire on q pension. He asserts that
the German commissary, Gautsch,
who invited him to AIRS, pointedzAim
out to the German detectives, who
arrested him. The German official
report of the affair says that a commits
sary named Tsusch was intrusted with
the tssk Of arresting Schnaebels, and
it IL probable Il at the names of
Tsusch and Gautsch were uncon-
aciously mixed by those who accused
Gautsch Of treachery to Schnsebels
RosINI's REMAINS DIsINTKRRED-AP-
PEoPBIATR SERMONS.
PARIS, May 2.-The remains Of the
composer, Rossini, who died in Paris
in 1868, were disinterred at Psre La
Chsise Cemetery yesterday in the
presence Of the Italian embassy and q
thr,no nj admirars of Roesini'a worka
who included Massenet, De Libes, St.
Saens, Ambrose Thomas, and other
eminent musicians. There were a
number OF orations, and then process
sion was formed which escorted the
coffin from the cemetery, the band Of
the Republican Guard playing selec-
tions from Rossini's works. The re.
mains OF the composer will be taken
to Florence todsy for reburial. They
win be accompanied by Boito. Verdi
was asked to accompany them, but ro.
fused.
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NO TRUTH
In the Reported Combine" Be-
tween the Postal and Ii. d o.
Telegraph Companies.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. May "A dispatch
from New York Saturday stated that
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company had Joined hands with the
Postal and United Lines and was
making war on rates between New
York and San Francisco, to control q
share of that business. The dispatch
also stated that the new combination
was transmitting messages at the rate
OF 81 for ten words, or 33 per cent. less
than the Western Union rate, an d that
money orders we're being handled for
so per cent. lees than Jay Gould's
company charged. D. H. Ba es, pres.
ident and general manager of the Ba'-
timore and Ohio company, was seen at
the Palmer House last night, and be
said, speaking Of the dispatch: II
know nothing whatever about a com.
bination between the Baltimore and
Ohio with any other company, nor do
know of any war on rates. We have
never charged more than 81 for eu
words between New York and San
Francisco, and we have not made any
change in our tariff for sending
money!"
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
E h. AL E@TAT f..

No. 1857, R.-rhoncory Court Of Shelby
County W. Y. Williams ct al vs.. Annie
O. Williams OF al.
10y virtue Of an intsrlCcutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause on the
10Th day OF January, 1888, NJ. Is. 81, page $40,
5 nd renewed April IL, 1887, N. d. 81, page 437,
! will sell, at public auction, 20 the highest
bidder, in front Of tho ulorR and Mastor's
OGlce at tho Main street entrance of tho
courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis, Ten
Saturday, May "a, 1857,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In tho city OF Memphis,
now Taxing District Of Shelby county, Ten
nessoe. tO-wit:
A lot on the southwest corner of Court and
Third streets in said city, fronting "A ieet on
Court street by depth OF liS feet on Third
street, being part OK lot 1853 on the plan
of said city Of Memphis, on which lot there
Is situated brick dwelling house.
Terms Of Salo-0ne thiid cash, balance In
one and two years; notes bearing interest
from date requirods lien retained on the
property as security.
This April 10, 1857.
S. |, MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By .. T. Coleman, DEPUTY O. and M.
Hnrrib Il Turley, Solicitors.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2.-The case of
David 8. Fotheringhsm, alleged to
have been an accomplish in the rob-
berry OF the Adams Express, on the
st. Louis aud San Francisco railroad,
by "Jim Cumming" some months
ago, was called in the Criminal Court
this morning, and both sides announc.
ing their readiness for trial, the work
of impaneling a jury was proceeded
with at once. At Ppm. four jurymen
had been obtained.
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ITALY.

Rene, May 2-Cardinal Rampolla
has been appointed Pspal Secretary
of State; MonsiRnor Aellsrdi, Secre-
tsry of Extraordinary Ecclesiastical
Affairs; Monsignor Rotelli, Pspsl
Nuncio at Paris; Monsignor Calm
berti, Nuncio at Vienna; MonsiRnor
Pietro, Nuncio at Madrid, and Mon
signor Scills, Nuncio at Munich.
These appointments will be confirmed
at q consistory, to be held on the
Dad inst.
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nIerchante, Read This.

To those subject to the vexations Of
business life, dyspepsia and a feeling
of debility, irritsbility and despond-
eucy, we cay, take Simmons Liver
Regulator. The Regulator is free from
Injurious mineral substance; not diss-
greeable; can be taken at any time
without interfering with business or
pleasure, 1t is gentle, safe, and a good
digestor. 1t is unequaled in the cure
of piles, constipation, bad breath, SICK
headache and bilious complaints.
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Probate Court Sale
III
R r. AL ES T. AT &.

No. 55s. Y. DIN the Probate Court of
Shelby County, Tennesseo-JOhn Mitchall
vB Dodson Mitchell.
10y virtue Of 4 decree for safe made and
] entered in this cause on february -,
1887, In minute book 40. thVe -, | will soil,
at public auction, to the highe,t bidder, in
front of the courthou'o door, on Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, on
SatDrday, May 10 1887,
within legal hours, the following DIS cribod
real estate, tO-wit;
Three certain lots or parcels Of In, d situ-
ated and being In the county o. shelby, state
Of tennessee, known and described Ms lnts
sixty nine (6g), seventy l10) and ssvonty-Ono
MI Of j. VI. Provinces Hubd vision If lots
80, 81 and 6i, oil Nilloughby Williamb's sub
division e tho McLemore lrnct, as por plat
Of said Provinces subdiyi ion Ms the same
appears of record in plat book |, page l0l--
zach lot having front cf fifty ,5Oi rect on
the south side OF Provino street and running
b ok between parable lines ne hundred and
fifty tlb0l feet to IN alley.
Terms of Sslo-Ono-third cash, the bal
ance IL six and wolvo months. the purchaser
TO oxocu' c notes with approved security, aud
alion will be retained on the land TO secure
the unpaid purchnsc money.
This April %, 1887.
=. ] QUIGLEY, Clerk.
By Thomas u. CrenshaW, ID. @,
II. II. Dix, Solicitor for complainant.
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Plantation Sale.

ON THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE,R u 1887,
" o'clock M, on tho premises, will DO
offered for sale, at public auction, the iol-
lowing described property, TO. wit:
That certain plantation In Bolivar county,
Miss two miles back OF Carson's Landing,
known as the "Perthshiro" pla ntation, con.
tanning 1000 acres, more or less, Of which
1000 acres arc In high state of cul tiyation.
together with the growing crop and all tse
buildings and improvements thereon,
Also so mules, horse, about 100 hogs,
about % head ofhorned stock, aud Sufficient
corn, hay and farming imRlementsI Tsgohisi
etc., TO make the crop. These Will DO SOFA
senarately from tho real estate. ,
Terms Of sale Real estate, one third cssh,
balance In one and two years, secured oy
mortgage and vendors lien; live stock,
farming implements, etc one-halt esshi
balance In twelve months, with good so
Dele Deferred payments to bear s per cent,
in'0les" j. L, HARRIS.
JOHN NJ. PARKER,
New Orleans, La
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Tho RuddH River

OF life is the blood. From it the
system receives all its material of
growth and repair. It bathes every
tissue of the body. How necessary,
then, that the blood should be kept
pure and rich. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" is the great blood
food and blood purifier. 1t is SOW
ereign remedy for all diseases due to
impoverished blood, consumption,
bronchitis, weak lungs, scrofula, in
Auenza, and kindred diseases.
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Heavy Damage by a Hail storm.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May 2.-The
Journals Duluth, Mimi, special says:
The damage by yesterdays hail storm
ia much greater than first reported.
The gas mains are full of water, the
streets and railroad tricks having
been washed out. The Easements Of
business houses are flooded, and
thousands of panes Of glass were
broken. The most damage by the
water was to the stocks of goods in
Easements. The total loss is estimated
at $4,000. TIE Journals special
from Lewiston and Wabssa say con-
siderable damage was done there also.
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CHILL.
Reports Regarding Cholera More
Encouraging.


LIMA, April 1.-The reports from
Chill regarding the cholera, under
date of yesterday, are very en-
couraging. The number of deaths at
Santiago de Chill and Valparaiso were
decreasing notably, only six having
taken place in both cities within
twenty.four hours. Fourteen new
cases have appeared. Free commu-
nicstion is res.Jred between the CAPT.
tai and the port, aud the steamers now
sail regularly on their trips along the
southern coast OF Chilli without de-
tention or delay, and it is probable
that within fortnight the dreadful
visiiaut will have disappeared. Up to
yesterday 1878 persons have fallen
victims to the epidemic in Santiago
de Chill alone. The warehouses al
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Chronie Couxhs ana Colds,

And all diseases of the throat and
lungs, can be cured by the use oil
Scotta Emulsion, as it contains the
healing virtues of God Liver Oil and
Hypophosphites in their fullest form.
It is a beautiful creamy Emulsion, pal
atable as milk, easily digested, and
can be taken by the most delicate.
Please read: 81 consider Scott's Emul-
sion the remedy psr.excellence in tu'
berculous and strumous affections, to
cav nothing of ordinary colds and
throat troubles" W. r. 8. Council,
Md, Manchester, o.
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NOTICE.

OFTOE OF THE MERonASTs' CoTroN PREssl
AND STORAGE COMPANY, :
Memphis, Tenn, April 20, 1887. }
THE annual election for Seven "a Direct
i ors Of this Company to serve the ensuing
year, will be held at the Company's Office,
No. 9 Madison street, WEDNESDAY, MAY
18TH, between the hours Of IL m. and D. IN.
s. X. MONTGOMERY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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DIR. ID. 8. JOHNS0N'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARV,
No. IL Jefferson Street,
(Betweon Main and FrontJ MEMPHIS.
IEatahIiAhad In 1901

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sexual powers restor 0 to froe vigor In fep
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e~Workingmen cnred at half the uiu
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A murdered Man returned to Life.

CINCINNATI, O., May a. Richard
Metz or, for whose supposed murder
The police arrested August Forester,
on Saturday, has appeared, and says
he has been a resident of this city
since his DISAPPEARANCE from Wheeler,
Pa; that he wrote twice to his vile
and telegraphed TO her once, but
could get no reply. Forster will to-
day be tried for lettering.
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WOODLAND
- f q OK FAR M.

- II q y * T. n HI nAS
"00DLAWN contains $50 acres, all n
wv Grass and Clover; running water All
box stale, and will be used entirely for feed
ing and pasturing OF horse:
ROBERT BRUCE, combined saddle an !
harness horse, will stand the season heret
grandson Of Lexington and winner OF mrs
pr,Ee AZ kerrville Fair, Fee SlO. ,u;D, 1s0
Ttrms-On home pasture, conaining 10y
acres: On grass, So per month; one ieed 81
oats or corn, loo. Second pasture, cor taln
ing 100 acres: Stock, 10c per days work 5t9eK'
from Saturday TO Monday, &c each. BRING
ing out or returning horse to city, &C. 1ermllss
not be responsible for loss or image TO stock
under any circumstances unless ,6y WGIllJyton
agreement. JOSEpH Blu hNE1-